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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
SOMETHING WONDERFUL.
r1InlIns rle.. Run Il, lIeeIrIeily.

Printing Press Run iS Electricity.
One of the wonders of electricity was
seen at the TINES office last night With
q rapidity That seemed hardly conirolla-
be- "a small machine AN infant In ape
pearance 10y the de of the steam engine
was running The printing press. and
paper after paper poured forth, and
the TINES in It's this mornings $
issue may be certainly said 10
be struck by lightning The machine
tsclf is scarcely more than two
feet square noiseless in iis motion, but
powerful in its force The sparks and
ilashe of the subtle fuid that Sc, this
mystery in motion were sent by the
Schuyler Electric Light Company. and
in spite of this extra service the electric
lights of the city were as brilliant a. ever
Fiat LHr- Richmond Dispatch lsHHdaBl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
10 Advertl,ers.

The Christmas number of the TINES
will be fully illustrated with pictures ap'
propriate to the season, and will be
printed in extra fine style. Advertisers
will have the advantage OF an extra edi-
ton, and should send in their cards al
once. The TINES office is now complete
in equipment. and we put our paper in
rivalry with any daily. The advertise
ments are run on the weekly and the
daily edition both.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
rhe shahons OF a Dad Cits.

This play was produced at the Theatre
last night, under the management Of
Mcssrs. Charles and Thomas Jefferson.
sons of the celebrated comedian, 10 very
good house. The scenic effects were
very fine, and the company exceptionally
good. The audience were greatly pleas
ed, and voted the play decided success.
Ii will be repeated every night this week
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

Clerk Waddill of the llenrico County
Court yesterday made ont the record in
the Siggins' case for Mr. William L..
Royal Tor his use in The appeal case TO
the Supreme Count. lac record makes
eight pages.
In the Henric0 jail at present there are
three colored lunatics, and David Ander-
son the would-be murderer and felonious
as.aullnr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

Mr. koinor stated that this was the
sentiment OF majority Of the com
mhtee, and that counter proposition
would be made when the matter came
up for consideration.
On motion of Senator Wickham the
rules were suspended. and the resolution
was taken up.
On motion of Mr. lleaion it was made
the special order for to-day at 1880
o'clock after which the Senate adj
iOurncd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

To night, Mr Joseph Bowling and
Sadie Hassons Company begin an en-
gagement at the Mozart Academy for the
remainder OF the week in the popular
musical and amusing comedy Never Say
Die. Mr. Bowling is very popular in
Richmond, and play and company are
pronounced by The press everywhere TO
be first-clsss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
Atlantic Cos.tIine.

The RichmOrd and Petersburg railroad
will sell for Christmas holidays to parties
going 10 Norfolk round-trip tickets d,
$3.50 Children under twelve and over
five years of age, Sl.75. On sale De-
cember 24th 10 January lse, inclusive.
Good to return January 3, 1883. Also
to Lynchburg at 1880; children at above
ages, S2.l5 each.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

The Republican caucus met at O'Clock
and were in session until midnight.
They nominated the following Hust.
ings Court Judge, Thomas >. Atkins
Chancery Court Judge, Henry Hudnall
Fredericksburg Judge, Montgomery
Slaughter; Portsmouth Judge c. "
Murdaugh Norfolk, Thomas X. Balland
Lynchburg, C.. W Latham; Petersburg
g. :. Barnard Danyille, John S. Black
well Slaunton, G. ID Craig.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
The Committee ON Rules.

WAsHISGTOS, December l9.-Speaker
Carlisle to-day announced the House
Committee on Rules, as follows The
Speaker, Samuel J Randall Of Pennsyl-
vania. Roger q. Mills Of Texas, Thomas
b. Reed OF Maine, and Joseph G. Cannon
of Illinois
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

Yesterday morning number of coal
cars became derailed on the Chesapeake e
and Ohio railway near the Darlington
street crossing. The accident was caused
by the breaking of an axle. In conse-
quence the outward train. due at ll.0J
am, and the train due from Newport
News at 1855 am, was somewhat de-
layed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

The House yesterday advanced to its
enerossment the bin Incorporating the
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment 4 Association
Tonight the grand mass meeting Of
the friends of this noble cause will be
held az Corcoran Hall Governor Lee,
a number of the members of The Legis-
lature, and other distinguished speakers
viii be present The hall which is a
large one. viii De crowded as 10
should be-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
The smith-kilrain Tight.

LONDON, December l9-The fight be-
tween Kirain and Smith came of yes
terday near Roucn. France IL was re-
ported Yesterday that Jim Smith, the
Englishman, had knocked Kilrain ont in
four rounds, but the referee decided to
reserve his decision until he arrived in
ENGLAND
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

LONDON, December l9-The marriage
Of Earl Carne to Miss Olive Bernes took
place To day at IT. Mary's church. An
exceedingly brilliant assemblage was
present including a large number of
titled people. Among the presents to the
bride was a costly bracelet Of diamonds
and sapphiresl presented by the Prince Of
Wales
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

Yesterday Mr. j. b. Rogers was before
the Police Court for being drunk on
sunday. lie was asked whether he had
been in q barroom on Sunday. He de-
clincd 10 answer He was told that he
bad 10 answer. lie still refused, and was
placed in The prisoners pen. The law
gives the Police Justice authority, and
requires him to ask these questions, and
a refusal to answer is contempt Of court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

| ARGE STOCK or FANCY -
l. GOODS Al sD MAIN STREET fig
TO BE SOLD OFT AT And BELOW COsf
Having determined Co close out all of our
fancy goods and c0uiluc ourselves strictly %
the JEW ELhN BUSINESS. viii seli all fancy
goods nt bargain. Persons desiring 90 pun
chase Christmas presents. Do will pay them To-
call 40 once aul make selection. Incy viii
nui also "a large stock OF Gentlemen uud
Ladies' fine Gold stem Winding Watches. also
the largest stock Of Diamond solitaire Ear ring,
Lace Pins, Finger hiugs, Cluster snd Fancy
stone Rings 40 the lowest prices. Solid Silver
sterling Forks, spoons, Ladies, Butter Knives.
sugar spoons, &c, 0f tho newest patterns.
Largest stock OF Silver Case Goods for Bridal
Presents ever exhibited la the city. Also tho
largest stock of Plated Tea Sets. Waters.
Cake and Fruit Stands, Pickle and Butter
Dishes, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, 49,. OF the best
piutc and iltDst designs. DO not flil 10 call ln
and examine ihc stock oi
JAMES g. TYLER.
doltOIe2l fO. Main street lpace Block.
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Excursion Rate, Tor the Christmas Hoii-
DAYS

The Richmond * Danyille Railroad
viii sell round-tfip tickets 90 reduced
rates during the Christmas holidays at
four cents per mile, one way no fare 20
be less than twenty-five cents
Tickets 90 be- sold December 22d 90
2Jih. inclusive, good TO return until
Jannary 2d, lsss, and again on Decem
Der 29th, 10 3lst, inclusigegood TO return
until January 9Th, 1888.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

Persons ordering Roses from Laird
before Friday next. s]d instant. will receive
the handsome Boston Buds. which can be
obtained from hlm only. JOHN LAIRD.
So East Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

The Senate was called 20 order by
Senator Hurt president prD teml and.
after prayer by Rev W T. Evans, the
journal Of Saturday was read
90 was announced that the House had
passed an act 10 amend and ne enact
sections 4202, 1908. and 1904 of the act
io revise. arrange. and consolidate the
Code Read twice and referred 90 Com
u.iee lor Courts Of Justice.
rur STATE DEBT.
communication was received from
Colonel r. g.. Ruihu. Second Auditor, in
response 90 "a resolution directing him 90
furnish for the use of the Senate, at the
earliest practical moment. "a statement of
fae amount ol money which win be ncccs-
ary 90 pay the interest ON The public
debt 0l Virginia, when tine same shall All
have been funded in RiddlcbCrger bonds
etc.
n response TO this the following was
received
Amount of principal of the various
classes of old debt outstanding October
I.t. 1850. o. $24jll 5GG I'D. which ii fund
cIuulcr thc Riddlcbe' ger bin. would yield
i1 new per cents bonds. SliOO3.923.i5.
Ne 'iiio""l %, '",ei'S' que '",y' 80
ANA i''l.i ., O.''o '1l il =,
..f',i =, ooi e-5 f- 1he a,o,nnt of
,'.. I a..
.uJinr Ison.rr Ie., mnd,ble under
..f of Noy,mher 2lfb 1854 outstanding
,.foi-r1.f 1es- is 81 q0l G-isi which
would ,icll 81 00q 5000. Amount of
n.w rer cent bonds already
sued. >t354 4JJi e-. Total debt
issued and to tc issued 500,
.a3DO- J. Deduct bonds cancelled by
acts of Legislature, $500 jlO0s. Total
,.3lNG4Nl &C. Three per cent. ON which
i-'st1l ey4yi According tO the terms
0I ihi- amendment all new bonds -o be
issued bear interest from thc semi
annual period next preceding thc dave
oi funding. and n' allowance l- maae Ton
interest maturing alter January ISL
1855.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
number of hills resolutions cic
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.r.nrfs Hrfarre4 to committee ODD
General laws
Er senator smhl..
nc-0ived That tie Committee ou
lah.ie Institutions consider the eApcdi
,.e. of SID amending thc school laws of
r.l. State as tD abolish thc average ai- /
f,rian.. of -rlo onr.. to ruiI, Che
teachers fo obtain ml pav. aud io report
hr I.II or Otherwise Agreed fl. aud re-
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
FOR RENT

EOR RENT
L SAVE TlNLAND MONEY
hI GETTING
OIR WEEKLY PRINTED RENT LIST
Containing description. location. aut prices ol
all kinds of property tor renf.
j. THOMPSON BROWN N co
iIfcil-lf ms Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

4 AM PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
L f0r fire Back AMI York River Oysters Tor
the holiday, also fruits. So.
JOHN WESLEY.
de- tf 80. lsl North E.ghtcenth strcct
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DENTISTS.


nR. p. CALVIN JOHNSON, en-
- late proprietor OF Richmond Dem S'rffD
;al Place. having rcmlncd his health. wishes
u inform his Old patients and those Ia need OF
nis professional services that be n tcmport
rly located at 40. ,E6 WESi CARY STREET,
ncar Beludete, where he D. prcpsaed % pur
proved branches, both surgical and operative.
beautiful teeth for s. a set. Painless ex-
traction, ~ cents . nllingi. Al. Old sets made
new. ~ No connection WIZ any other house.
40. f.J West Cary street. soc 1911
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
Flowers.

II you wish a handsome Basket of
Roses, call on Laird. No. s23 East Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

[ i i y 7 ,
OFFICE CITY tDHFlT0n.
RICHMOND, December 4. l-.l.
1h Office viii Do open daily. between the
hours Of o'clock u. m. and O'oiock p.m..
from the ljrH TO THE 3lsr DAY OF DE
tEMBtH lNlLlrIfE. tor the purpose or
receiving from ALL PERSONS TAXES DUf
10 TIE CITY Of RICHMOND.
Any person who shall iall tO pay said tax
before the jlst day of December shall be con
sllercd delinquent, and viii lc charged "A
penalty of i've per ccntum aud interest AZ
the rate of SIX per Ceutum per snnum.
4. n WOODSON.
fdo2lm City Col 'cCtor.
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NOTICE
TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN

have this day appointed a.. D.. ANDrRsOS
Jr, my Agent. 90 carry ON the Drug business
at 80. l,9 East Broad street, ana GO buy and
sell Tor cash only. s.. A. ANDERSON.
December lfh i~rI. ilc i3 1W
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

December ith l0'i. lde - eW
NOTICE WILLIAM T.. CRAW-
y FORD .s hereby appointed my Agent 10
carry ou fhc nlr and Billiard saloon hereto
fore kept bs Crawford a. LAlly on Fifteenth
street in So. Charles Hotal building 60 buy
and sell i0r cash. A. H. OlkINEl
ale .U. .W Trustee of Crawford a lnliy.
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---.--. ----.-----. .-..-.....--
C11Y TAXES.
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The House met at - m, Speaker Card
well i'm the chair. Prayer by Rev :. :.
Lambeth of the Methodist church.

The Committee on Privileges and
Elections, 10 whom was referred
the resolution directing the com
mitiee 10 examine into the title Of
Mr. MClniic. delegate from Bath, Ale
ghany, and Highland to the seat he now
occupies, reported it back favorably, and
10 was agreed TO- This matter viii be
considered by The committee during the
holiday vacation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

l WASHINGTON. Dcccnh BIN
dications f0r Virginia Warmer. fair
Rain weather. followed hy rain. light 90
fresh castcriy winds. Increasing In
I force, followed during Wednesday
hy colder nOrthwcsterly winds. For
S0rfh Carolina and South Carolina Fair
geathcr followed by rain. slight rise In tom
ortiuIr. lgnt 70 ircsn castcrly wlnos.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20
VOL. III. NUMBER 1868
OUR LEGISLATORS.


The debt settlement Resolution Intro
fnccd Interesting Figures From the
second Auditor Considerable Eepubli-
can Tnlibustering The HOLIDAY Recess.
The Senate was called 90 order by
Senator Hurt president pro toal. and.
after prayer hy Rev. W f. Evans. the
journal Of Saturday was read
70 was announced that the House had
passed an act 10 amend and re enact
sections 4202, 1908. and 1904 of the act
io revise arrange. and consolidate the
Code Read twice and referred 90 Com
mufce for Courts OF Justice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-20

The Committee on Offices and officers
of the Capitol reported that they had
carefully examined the question of the
Land Office and had heard the statement
of the Governor and others. and now re-
port tAlt o. abolish this office is inexpe-
dimt The report was agreed to- with.
ont dist SION
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-15

S. Suift fra 8eitern (Journals
&orreiponbent &anoe Az iom @ice=
&reiioent at large, us benne blet
nal9t meb Exclamation. Sc pprigt
@ice.8raiioenter, en- fra bpert Cont
misiar=Diitrift, blep bet operlobt til
8rnfbenten at ubnebne ienere fer
os sipre bet betienbt siennem 8resz
fen.
Som Tiltance=&suite ubnebnte
8rafbenten Sobn 8almer, S. 9un=
bam os $. 8. 8ur9eis.
&eb foresaaenbe Mgbe bleb fore
ilaaet en- 6oranbring af Barasraferne
4oa 81 M0iancensR Ronititution, % ber
ituloe nuitemmes berober. Toranbrin=
gen af Nrtitel 4 blep 6er intet af.
Nrtifel 6 befemmer. at ber 1tal bore
en- erecutiu &on1ite beitaaenbe al 8ra=
fibenten, Setretaren, &asiereren o9 6
@ice<8reiioenter. Denne Toronbrin9
bleo nebtaset.
8ur3eIs nominere6e Mu55b til
2ecturer. 2unb bar imoo bette, for
bi Mus5D baooe life biit no9en Sn=
teres1e for Nqiancen / bet iioite. &eb
iibite Mbbe mpbte ban life en9ans
forat lptte til 5orbanolinserne. &eb
Nftemninsen btep Gori1d9et neb>
itemt.
2unb foreTos @lotpman, os ban
bleb oa(st.
Nlliaacens financielle Sitting bleu
oerefter bilfuteret enbel, os bet blep
belluttet at itrpas uo ale be @eitanz
Ger, iom llnoeralliancerne maatte itaa
/ til @ountDzNQiancen os at man be-
spn6er paa ct nDt &esnitab os ib9er
at 1atte MQiancen paa en- sob Sob
financiel 9enleenbe. llnber=glian>
cerne ifa( unoerrettes ON, boab be
ifplber, iaa ber fan bliue betalt
prompt. @mbe6smanoene lopebe at
9iere fit beoite til Sremme al NQian=
cen netop bette 8unft. Mpbet blep
berpaa bGuet.
Ser bar lite ierbeles mango tilitez
be, iom lite bar Delegates, 2ars
6aloen bar tilfeoe iom @ice>Yreii=
bent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-15
Bet ttali8e Mtnnefota.
(@luttes fra forrise geo.)

5preno bore Srlenbere forlob
Baaben, foripneoe be fine CONNER
me6 pelfplbte 8renbepinsfafer.
Snoianerne fienbte 2usten, os oeres
9emonitrationer bar lite sanite bebaz
seliae. Deriom life 8aaoen allere6e
bau6e peret ub af &eftebibbe, tror
je9, ben pilbe babe baot li9e mango
8asiaserer meb isien, iom ben braste
op. Brenbepinet bar inart 9aaet,
Yeiret tlarnebe, Snbianerne blep be-
roli9eoe an9aaenoe Eraftaten, u9 Saz
serne begbnbte at blipe orbnebe.
Materiale til at bps9e Mpqe af
bar ooermaaoe lpariomt, os no9et
Egmmer, iom funbe pere paslen6e,
fanbtes lite Mebeoen af @lpen 40
Mil.
9apbe bet iffe b9ret forbi g(nlebz
nin9en man9leoe, biloe bore Menb
babe for(abt os. Set bar 800 Mil
til 8rairie bu gbien os insen @ei.
Mrbei6et beb Galbene git fun la9te
fremoDer, oa Wfaterialerne maatte
bentes frem af @fooen paa en- nbeloi9
Marstib.
Sfgl9e Eraftaten 1tulbe Snbtaner=
ne faa fin fprite 8etalins peo &anbz
falbene ben 15be @eptember, men
paasrunb af Lab @anbitano o9
forfieQi9e anbre Gin9 antom lite
8aaben meb 8etolinsssobiet fgr be
fbfte 9age af Oftober. &anbet bar
for lant til at fomme lengere enb til
@ti1mater. Sntianerne bleb ng6te
til at reiie bib forat faa fin Detailing.
Dmtrin9 500 al bent bapbe nentet, be
fleite / ier Tiger. st iaa fort Nntal
af benz funbe lite bo paa ct Steo p9
lepe af Sast. Sc iultebe berfor o9
blep me9et utaalmobi9e. Sultne
Snoianere ct ialminbelisbeb sretne,
os be be9pnbte at Diie 2e9n paa
6ienbtli0beber. @i blep oerfor mot
til at belle me6 benz enoo9 at ben
Mais, iom ri bapoe meb os for bort
&pe9. Ser par uoiist til, at be
itu1be brebe bort &p9g, builfet be
truebe meb at gipre. ibet be iasoe, at
bet bar tor9alt at nere fulton, al ben
ltunb, iaa ,ne9et &ipb panbreoe on,z
firing. @n Ore blep brebt tilliof, men
ri tipbte en- iitebet al en- 9albinoiaz
ner, iom fom fra 9eeo &iper=Settle=
mentet. Oren forblep bos os til
omfrin9 ben lite Sanuar, men 6a
Tom ben bort. &i anto9 naturlispis,
at Snbianerne bapbe 1piit ben op, og
ri ubipur9te benz besan9aaenbe, men
ri fit lite pibe no9et. Set bar en-
ltor langbenet Ore, og ri falbte ben
@amle Mc&eniep. Sen 9a1pinbia=
ner, ion, ri fi6bte ben af, reiite TIL
bage til @eb ,@iper ON Baaren, us
ri mobtos ct Brep fra bam ON, at
Mc&enieb allerebe bar biemme beo=
lte Belgaaebe. 6porlebes ben funbe
unbilippe Snbianernes DrneDie ct
ubesribelist.
Snbtanerne bar meset misfornsie.
be meb, at be ifulbe 9aa til ben ppre
@nbe af Safe @roir forat faa fin Be-
taling, o9 forbi bet par faa ient.
6abbe bet lite peret for 9bpbingen
Hole in the Day og Mr. MorriIon,
IDlfen % GuItbanb.eren, piloe pi
babe facet @anifelisbeber. Snbia>
tterne bar en- ubebn1elig 6tilIing.
9e baobe 9aaet Clip al bereS 9gitiast,
baube ipift aft, bpao be tnnbe faa
fat /, % be nar TONNE for ner til
Siour.S Snbianerne til at bore fifre
for benz. geosle faa at benz bapbe
oenbt tilba9e til 5albene, fgr Glpen
frBs, men be fleite nf benz forblep pnn
8etalingsitebet, inbtil bet blep for
ient for ben, at BRUCE 8irfe.g ganoerne
paa Sien. 9e bar &nibe forat faa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-15

Boston Shoe Store,
g. 81. QcDpricn.
st nDt Splaa af @fotpi ct netop
moota9et, og mere ct paa Geien.
Bore So @fo for 9amer fan life
opertreffes. Erpp Dem.
vt fort Splag af Mortb @tar Boot
Y Sboe Cos custom made @fo og
@tbpler bar ri o9iaa, og for Tarmez
re % 9trbeioere ct bisle De be6ite,
iom fan faces.
81 bar osiaa @fo'naserberffeb,
Se labeite Bri1er garanteres.
g. 81. 2ebprieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-06-15
Entered at the post office at
Fergus Falls as second class mail
matter.
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The only Norwegian newspaper
in northwestern Minnesota.
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Advertising rates on application.
Office 204a Bismarck Av.,
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bertll meo fSrite &lasies 2inie Sal. Billet
ter i9l9eS rSlaa paa 9enltanb til $,Glten.
81 1p 2incpln Npenlle, Terous sails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-09


The following are the late arrivals at
the Hawaiian Hotel:
David Goodale, Boston, Mass. J. w.
Stevens, San Francisco; Lady Bowel,
Miss A. Bowel, R. S. Bowel, London /;
Lieut.. Hon. E. Stanley, Guards Club,
London; H. S. Hatchard, Oxford; G..
w. G. Shearer, Croydon; F. G. Wilson,
Liverpool; R. Halstead and wife, Waia-
lua; F. B. Auerbach, Heeia; Robt. r.
Hind, Kohala; G. A. Chaplin, Kohala /;
R. Won Tempskey, Kahoolawe; Thomas
S. Kay, wife and two children, Honokaa /;
]. w. Cofran, San Francisco; George F.
Holmes, Kohala, Hawaii; R. A. Macfe,
Jr., Kilauea, Kauai; John Purvis, Scot
land; G. H. Dickey, Maui; P. N. Makee,
Waihee; W. H. CornwelI, Maui; Capt
W. Matson, Hilo; George E. Whitaker,
Hilo; Mrs. VIM. Higgins, Miss Josie
Crowley, San Francisco.